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Among other bills we held was one, presumably, indorsed by Mr. Mortimer Shelton " Shelton started up; but Lord Barminster said quietly: "Let us hear the whole story first, Mortimer." "That signature was a forgery," continued Mr. Harker, "double forgery indeed; for it imitated Mr. Leroy's handwriting as well as that of Mr. Shelton." "I knew it," murmured his lordship in a low tone.
For three days he had waited in vain, and it was partly, at least, on Jack's account that Mr. Hayes was in Ireland at all. When Jack sailed from New York he had bound Harold by a solemn promise to spend a few weeks at Lisnahoe on his next visit to Europe. Miss Connelly, who had accompanied her brother on his American tour, had echoed and indorsed the invitation.
"No," said he, "but you ought to be ratified and indorsed by those who know you best and love you most." "Well," said I, "will you attend to that?" "Yes, of course I will. You must not give up hope. Where do you buy your meat?" I told him the name of my butcher. "And do you owe him about the same that you do me?" I said I didn't think there could be $5 one way or the other.
His reiterated demand for a foreign loan, and the sending of a special envoy to obtain it, at last wrung a reluctant consent from Congress. Lafayette was his politic suggestion, and Congress would have indorsed it, but that adventurous young hero had not come to America to return and beg money on his own doorstep.
He was the purchaser of the entire lot, and by token of his ownership he indorsed the twenty-five-hundred-dollar check to the order of Hill, Arkwright & Thompson. The glow of battle continued with Abe until he reached the show-room of his own place of business at two o'clock. "Well, Abe," Morris cried, "did you buy the stock?" "Huh?"
That settled the question, and the church not only indorsed this book but declared that whoever believed either less or more was a heretic and would be dealt with as such. In those blessed days ignorance was a king and science was an outcast.
Red Wolf, who was sitting cross-legged, like a tailor, sent an enormous puff of smoke over his shoulder, and nodded several times with much vigor, to signify that he indorsed the sentiments of his comrade. "He can not be harmed until the Good Spirit shall drive the Evil One away; then the bullet of Lone Bear and the tomahawk of Red Wolf and the knives of the Pawnees shall reach him.
The Whitsuntide recess passed for the wanderers in Italy in a glorious prodigality of sun, a rushing of bud and leaf to "feed in air," a twittering of birds, a splendor of warm nights, which for once indorsed the traditional rhapsodies of the poets. The little party of friends which had met at Assisi moved on together to Siena and Perugia, except for Marion Vincent and Frobisher.
It was indorsed by Benedict as well as by Basil; it had taken possession of the minds of the Gothic nations more firmly even than of the Eastern. The East never saw such monasteries as those which covered Italy, France, Germany, and England; they were more needed among the feudal robbers of Europe than in the effeminate monarchies of Asia.
Time and again have leading spiritualists, in various parts of the country, indorsed as "spiritual manifestations," what was subsequently proved to be an imposture. Several years ago, a man by the name of Paine created a great sensation in Worcester, Mass., by causing a table to move "without contact," he claiming that it was done by spirits through his "mediumship."
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